Sheffield Lake condo plan threatens zoning change
Developer Carl Gumina demands a quick rezoning from R-1 to R-3 for a $16 million lakeside condo project at 3731 Lake Road. He says if the change is not approved by February he will walk away, with plans for two nine story towers, a large garage, and garden suites, while the Terrace Restaurant continues operating during construction.
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Sheffield Lake
Carl Gumina
Lake Erie
Gumina
Lake Road
Terrace
Gamina
Jeannette Maggard
Diana Quinn
Pittman
Vians
Not Forgotten Box brings Christmas cheer to Elyria kids
The Chronicle Telegram and Salvation Army helped Elyria children receive gifts from donations to the Not-Forgotten Box. Residents and area families, schools, and organizations contributed toys, games, dolls, stuffed animals, and cash, with notable gifts from the Hugh Graham and Son Trucking Co and Sam's Misfits Bowling League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Salvation Army
Adeline Ashcraft
Terry Edeline
Geof
Ben
Hall
Mike Timke
Larry Hill
Billy Spurlock
Shirley
Alisha
Robert J Hutman
Becky Finegan
Elyria Catholic High School
Connie Smith
Scott
Brian
Jeanette Dunham
John Cass
Jimmy
Irene Ufolz
Marge Kozma
Julia Keller
Dan Austin
Wilmoth
George Dirud
Steve Johnston
Stuart Johnston
Donald J Kurtin
Jean Kurtin
Elizabeth DeLaVars
Bruce
Linda Sue Kirby
Hugh Graham and Son Trucking Co, Inc
Grafton
Craig Graham
Kelly Morrison
Gale Morrison
Westlake
Dave Zapotosky
No foul play found in death of Columbus man
Ohio Highway Patrol concluded no foul play in the 29 year old Ernest Davenport death at Columbus Developmental Center. The investigation backed Franklin County Coroner findings that Davenport had a history of self abuse and injuries from anger fits. Relatives questioned results and pursued an additional autopsy but pathologists declined. Davenport was buried Monday.
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Ernest Davenport
Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Davenport
RF Wilcox
OHP
Highway Patrol
Franklin County Coroner’s Office
Amherst woman tells Reagan of money troubles
Amherst resident Paulette Johnson wrote to President Reagan about her husband Stephen Johnson’s layoff from the Lorain Ford Plant and difficulties meeting bills. The White House arranged Salvation Army aid with toys for Shaun and Christy and groceries, and the family’s situation improved after the letter. Johnson now works again and no longer relies on her part time pay, while she notes they are not poverty stricken.
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Amherst
Ronald Reagan
White House
Paulette Johnson
Westwood
Stephen
Lorain Ford
Johnson
Janik
Johnsons
Salvation Army
Shaun
Christy
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Gumma
Council
Merle Pittman
Planning Commission
Gamia
Daniel Fragass
Richard Ackerman
Jane
Jim Harte
Guminas
James G . Husett
Leonard Nead Young
Michelle Hanson
Mullins
April Saltis
Kristen Saltis
Dawn Saltis
Mark Purdey
Steven Purdey
Highlight Electric Co
Avon Lake
Sam
Barton Fink
Elyria Podiatry Group
Ine
Lillian Hausemann
Numa Vidal
Paul
Carolyn Foster
Jim
Shana Couch
Harold Gunderson
Center
James Bruney
Mental Retardation Department
Gunderson
Dennis
Linda) Weig
Lorain
Santa
Reagan
Wrayee
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